_ Jerity of more then too in the cont- ’ ing election. / with probebiiitiee of more. . Robertson. Democretic council cen- been closer to too during presiden- ; iinl Veere. l i ‘ \ i"mmm6RM “é. l Ecol liomeik sure a muhucsxs EXPECT unsou- rv snovn see a row tn rump bis-rum mr warn. EAST NORWALK -—-—--— Dear (i. Sodeeetlotn. Beet Nor-welt: Which,“- FOIM. II. Bepubiicen district lenders in t Norweik ere looking for e me- It in celculeted thet of the 1.300 voter: in the third. shout 1.100 electors will meile use of their privilege end of theee the G. O. P. counts on 700 euro votee Thie eection hes been eolidly lie- blicen with ierge meioritiee et ry election etnce it". when per- oonei populerity oerried the district for Jeremieh Donoven running egeinet Leo Davie. Previoue to thet time the section hcd certein fevor- lien in the Democretic renlte who were cerried elong from veer to yeer. one of these being Robert 0. Hitch e l i. former tax collector. There wee e epiit in "to. when Eeet Norwelk out :9: votes for frying D. didete. egeinet Henry J. Hipeon. Re- p‘ lcen. who received an. e cuetornery 800 meiority since Donoven~Devie cempeign hee Thie yeer’e cempeign hee been ; . very quiet end the ieedere expect there will eppeer no neceeeity for ective door to door eflortl. Albert D. Ferrie. who hee been meneger of the People's meet men hot on li‘iret etreet for ebout e yeer hen purcheeed the meritet from Frenit Leyohelt .who eetebiiehed it there ebout twc yeere ego. end took over ective ownerehip yeeterdey. The market ie the third Mr. hey- chelt bee eoid in ie- then e month, the others being bought by Oecer Schultu. chein merket operetor. Mr. Ferric. who iivee et 1 Thornee rigs...“ Vriflnbafiu'id} r: ‘ ‘- thrclighcut‘ nut Nerwele one ie ceptein ot the letdown Hoot end udder oompeny. Cheriee Peteiwon. l‘itch street. hee entered his employ en eeeietent. Policemen .iohn Roberte' etring of lucky eelectlone eince he received hedge number it, two Inoethe ego wee broke leturdey efternoon when Brown won 1-0 on the Yeie howl gridiron. 'i'he oincer hell picked the New Heven teem to win. The 100 tickete to wihoh the Beet Norweik Improvement eeeocietlon herveet supper Thuredey night wee limited heve been eoid. There will be no eeie of tickets oi the door on the entertainment committee in cherge eet the ilmlt'ee thet of serv- ice capacity. The copper will i'ee- . ture roeet beef end will be given at Community hell) Mug et 0:80 o'clock. Thuredey misint- ~Crewford liengee end Hector: told on only terme—Steriing Furni- ture Co.—Adv. The Chriet church eooietiee will be exceedingly ective thie week. Thie etternoon the oendidet. or the Ctrie' Friendly eociety will here their Helloween perty et the church end tonight enether eiteir of the eerne neture will be held oi the church basement by the It. Agnee guild. Tomorrow efternoon the con- gregation will hold e credle roll per- t! for the mothere end children. Tomorrow afternoon the Women'e guild opens its three dey rummege file et e vscent etore Juli ehove the Collins furniture re on North Help street. A geniente lied been made to hold it thie lent week p‘. l i“ ’5“, ., \ Worn nonwuii. .corm. TUESDAY. OCTOBER mama»... . '\ oi the Udelrnen block on South loin etreet but the guild wee unable to ' ‘ get the etore. New plenking where necceeery on the Weehlngton etreet bridge is be- ing put in by order of the bridge committee end oorrugeted steel pietee ere being pieced e‘. eeoh end of the drew. Both epene of the bridge will heve to be newly bel- eiioed income of the weight of theeo pletee. which ere intended to lee- een yibretlon end to eeve wear end teer on the plenking. The Bundey echooi boerd supper of the put Avenue Moihodiet Epis- oopei church. eet for tonight. he- been postponed e week become of the inability of the Rev. N. P. Cul- ver. who woe to have been the prin. cipol epeeker. to attend. Dr. CuIVer will he preeent at the copper next week. . Beceuoe'of business activity eet-- erei membere of tho church who were to ettend the eectionel confer- ence of methodiet men in New York' city yeeterdey end lodny were un- eble to go end the locel church in not represented. Mrs. R ert B. B. Foote. Eaei evenue. to it New York city during the iilneee of her eister. who hes beenconiined to one of the hoepl‘eie there for shout to due. hire. Mereheil Tollee, Bent eve- nue. ie vielting her sister. Elizabeth etreot. South Norweik. The Eeet Norwellt Pnetime eleven will irevei to Memeroneck Sunday to pley. The local teem hee played but one geme ihie eeeeon. thn‘. ho. lng with e Bridgeport team which held the iocele to e tie. Barnum Laurence L. Buormi-ycr. leecher ul how York units-relis- N“ [need to submit to it quit on [lllllti- sophio tourin, Joseph Cereou. .ir.. (elmrc). «mini register-henna in- structor in philosophy at Columhin university, New York, hcinborcd him to tile palm of death with e heavi- ly llcl‘lf‘il shoo and in milk bottil‘. A drinking bout gore rise to‘ the altercation twin-con Carlson and Blicrnteyi-r who had been l-luime since ilu-y siiilllt‘tl philosophy to- gcthcr iii l‘rlmvtnn university ninc‘ )‘Clfl Ikll. J;— 75 WestportBoys~~ At Brown Game ROTARIANS AND OTHER FRIENDS PROVIDE AUTONO- BlLl-IS FOR THE JOURNEY to NEW HAVEN. WESTPORT iieiph Germ. Watport cor- mpoodent. tel. Sentinel Office Norweiii Ii. About ill boye. ieedere end men attended the i’eiefhrown genie let- iirllny afternoon at the Yale Bowl. The boys included Boy acoute. Boye' club end membere of the Weetport Y. M. C. A. gym clones. The trip to end from the gene wee mode in private oere furnished by Rotor-i- nns and friends of the boye. The lloys' Work secretory. H. E. Allen. "llil Physical Director r. Edger iloubledsy. in behalf of the boy- nnd ioedere ettending the gems. ex- lend their lhenke to the notoriene ullll friends ellowing the ore of their core. thereby meklng the trip poe- eihle. Mrs. Frank 1. Cobb. wife of the former editor of the New York World. will conduct cleeeee in eing- ing at the Bedford Home begin- ning November 1. Inetructione for adults will be in rythrnic hreething. voice placing by Netionel Method. diction, cultiveiion of the week- lug voice. Children's cleee will be hold on saturdey morninge end will ‘ W'E‘¢’~‘~§.‘il‘i~‘l‘~i¢'\ l ' . it": on stimuli. line .of. on .Mll child voice. simple inetruction eight einging end children'e Ninge end folk ecnge. The reguler weekly meeting of the Temple lodge will be held in Fellle'e building Thursday evening of ‘ihle week. ——.-—-em.~.. .e -—Crewford Rouge. end iiee‘lere sold on my tunic—Sterling Furni- ture (Jo—Adv. A demonetretion of the voting machined will be held in Town hell Fridey end deturdey. The eelltci~ men will have two inefructore pree- ent to ehow the new wine the we! to operete the voting mechlnee on election dey. Tho mechlnee will be demonetreted in the eeloctlniin'e roome from 10 e. m. to I p. in. on Fridey end the demonstretore will be on hand Seturdny from in e. at. until 3 p. m. The Women'e Auxiiiery of the Holy Trinity church will meet with Mre. Kenneth Meckeneie et ‘her home in Linden ieno on Wednesday afternoon. Piene ere being mede by the lily- T Fine club to here e lieilowpen perty end born dence Thundey dive. ning in piece of their reguler mitot- inl. The lnfermei Bridge club will meet with Mrs. Oecer Abbott et her home. Mein street, Wedneedey lift- ernoon. The Auguet Metthiee Poet. No. 0! of the Americen Legion will hold lte ennuei militerv bell. Novemberl ii include rythmlo exercises. preserve- et the Y. M. 0. A. gym. A meet‘eg will he held within the nest ew ‘5" . o. 1‘ " ; ~ , i' plene ior tluucwul lnullg. Eileebeth ingrehnnl of ill-eLlln Bureeu of child welfert- hill in principei epeeker of ii... meeting of the lelouml. et the Bedford liming. November i. ilm i‘lflllldl' (hint Illnred‘u. The Girl Scouts of “'csllmll lira eheerving the Nailonnl tilll Hillllt Week end the program m the week i'cllcwe: Todey is known as limlllh l-..v end the eeoute will line nlinlnmm demonetretione of first hill mm mm heelth in e locel depll‘lnirni slam window. Wedneedey. October '3: Hum Dev. The ecoute will six» mum .1 luetretlone end eny phasn nf‘ rillzrr ectivitiee of which music is a pm Thuredey. October in in Mullins Der end eech ecout will rnmmm her mother by nailing hrr to son...- lntereeting functions. or by a walk, or offering eorne other purely ilm‘inl hour. Fridey, October 19. Gift Hi). (llll dcoute either individually or In troope. Vlll preeent to some institn~ ticn eome piece of work of theii own. which Will represent illclr thoughtfulneee of other: and lhnir ebiiity to creete worthwhile gills. deturdey. October to will he know u ee Deddy'e Dew Scouts will be m. etrucied to errenge en afternoon‘s compenionehip with their fnilicrs. with e etrcil or chet. or lonlv gamma in which he might participate. In thet wey i‘ethere will come to know their deughtere end Ipprecinlo what they ere doing et home end in Girl Icoutlng. One in every ten young Anloricnnn to registered ee e Boy Scout. OWLAND’S l 5 'FROM LOS 'ANGELES. Hand Painted Ties 75c to $2 Lovely designs, done by hand on soft Chilton in ‘almost every color one can name. Windsor and Four- in-iiand shapes. P. S.-There are Handkerchiefs to 'match some the Ties. ltreet 9 i . ' Rayon Slips epociel et V $2 .. A new lot of heavy, ion;- )wearing Rayon Slips, in ‘ m any different shades- "aoth light and ,dark. A nice feature about them is the inverted Pleat: lat the sides to give needed ,J .i-‘cxtra fulncss and greater comfort. ‘ Made with hip hems. Iecond Floor. Said he: "i know you can't fit ter of conscience—once each year 1 con- vince myself that it’s no use to try to buy a ready-made suit. 1 am a crank, and I shall go out of my So—do your wors " The salesman (quite a student of human nature- by the way) is not a great believer in talk. He acted. He brought three suits. The first one was r not so good, and the. sewnd suit went on. I. Customer seemed surprised, and walked to where ‘5‘ there were three mirrors and a stronger light, and- still more surprise was evident. Finally he laughed. “i know it isn’t real, but ['11 see it through. Get your Fitter, and Pi] tell him about the coves and trouser length." Next day—suit was ready, and the Skeptic put it on. He tried (admittedly) to find fault, and—couldn't. _, "son,” said he to the salesman, “honestly i-didn't ‘1 think it'poesible. but—Ell ls. Hete’i my phone cumin;- henngetthhsamestylelnmyslzeiotfimwo— lg... it one side. Give me a ring. l’li take it." nllaliowutm DRY soaps 3... -1. Q Surprised —and agreeably so into our Men’s Clothing department, last week, :9 there walked a man-docking for a suit. l'ioor. l mo, but—as a mat way to find fault. 9°- 1 .-e" , ‘ ‘ AnnOuitces the Appointment maMmem Hayden Automobile (30., Inc. 34 WEST AVENUE NORWALK, CONN. It is with real: leasure that Olds Motor works announces this new member 0 the O dsmobile dealer organization. This association—brought about by a. close similarity of business ideals -will mean. much to: Oldsmobile owners and'v'fi'iends in this‘ vicinity. Our new dealer will gi e, gingfilcrvice which his own re e at all times, that excellentandtboroughly satin tation and Oldsmobile llcy d l pu po omens} carry afull line of cars and maintain always a complete ‘ parts, so that the requirements of every Oldsmobile customer and owner can be immediately supplied. Showrooms open'l'uesday, Wednesday, and lhursday 0n Wednesda the interesting at ol the Old: Motor orkt, Lansing, Mich. y evening you are invited to view a truly in the manufacture of a modern automobile. e... Whether you are an Oldsmobile owner at present, m3.» moiion' ' . Scenes or are a «can sometime in the future, you are invited to call, go through t is ‘éttablithmenn and inspect the open andclosed body types of new mebflesix sown Wavy. , i O norm ‘i "e‘rsi. :4 e -....... 3.... a .- 3.” " ‘ a .
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